Farmers Hold Balance of Power in Rail Tieup
Washington analysis notes farmers hold the balance of power in the railroad wage dispute as labor leaders threaten a life and death struggle. It argues Republicans will resist surrender to trainmen and favor wage and rate reductions, with President Harding likely to pursue both goals.
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Congress Considers Tax Navision and Haiti Hearings
Today in Congress the Navision tax bill is under routine committee review while a special panel investigates alleged U S atrocities. Haiti hearings continue as members address ongoing inquiries and administrative matters.
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Tax Navision Bi
United States
Haiti
Injunction Aims to Close Bank of North Dakota
Jamestown North Dakota October 19 A temporary injunction issued by the Hinds county chancery court bars the Bank of North Dakota and related entities from receiving private and public deposits. State officials including Governor Lynn J Frazier and Attorney General William Lemke are named defendants amid charges of political motives tied to a recall election.
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Striking Oil Workers Trigger Bank Cash Withdrawals
Bakersfield bank customers withdrew cash after a strike by oil workers allegedly angered by an employee’s remark about the union. Other items note Farm Loan funds for Wyoming Montana and Japan’s Shantung note, with additional reports on the Prince of Wales auto crash and unemployment in England.
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Poisoned candy nearly kills nurses at Westend hospital
Chicago October 19 nurses at Westend hospital fell gravely ill after eating homemade chocolate fudge laced with cyanide. The candy addressed to Miss Helen Rosenfeld was shared among staff, with a card claiming it was made by an admirer. Doctors saved them with stomach pumps. Two brothers questioned as lovers of Rosenfeld, denied knowledge of the plot.
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Homebrew raids prompt new rule on malt and hops
Washington October 19 federal agents ruled raids on stores selling home brewing supplies are legal only if the wares are advertised or sold with the understanding they will be used to manufacture alcohol. The ruling aims to curb illicit use while preserving legitimate hobby supply sales.
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Washington,d. C
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Washington, D. C
New York
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Arlington
Washington
Harding urged to avert packers strike by Illinois labor body
In Aurora Illinois a resolution to President Harding asked him to prevent a strike by workers at Swift Cudahy Armour Morris and Wilson packing concerns. The Illinois Federation of Labor also backed a state depositor fund, compulsory school attendance, road work contracts to ease unemployment, and higher workers compensation.
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Swift
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Armour
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Wilson
Illinois Federation of Labor
Illinois
Harding Voices Enduring Friendship With Britain At Cornwallis Surrender
President Harding, at Yorktown, pledges lasting friendship between the United States and Great Britain during the 140th anniversary of Cornwallis surrender. He renews commitment to global cooperation and urges essential cooperation among nations for peace and civilization.
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Great Britain
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England
France
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America
Ford Run Railways for Gov't Director General
United Press report from San Francisco notes Washington Vanderlip, holder of the Kamchatka concession, urged the president appoint Henry Ford as director general of railroads to handle the nation’s rail and rain problem.
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San Francisco
Cal
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Paper delivery deadline notice from Courier service
The notice advises delivery before 5 30 PM and asks readers who miss the paper to call 3330 for a replacement copy, with calls required before 6 30 PM.
Italian war idol Diaz greeted by huge New York crowd
General A Diaz arrived in New York amid a triumphant procession through lower Broadway. Streamers flew from skyscraper windows as thousands waved Italian and American flags. Diaz, first of the allied commanders to visit, was given freedom of the city before heading to the American Legion convention in Kansas City.
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New York
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Lower Broadway
Weéyer
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Kansas City
Peace pacts ratified by Senate after late session
The senate approved the peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary by votes of 66 to 20 for Germany and Austria and 17 against Hungary. The move completes the administration's peace program and paves the way for exchange of ratifications and resumed diplomacy including trade talks.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Senate
Close Brewery and Seize Two Carloads of 414 Per Cent Beer
Four prohibition officers under internal revenue seized the Fopel & Gillett Brewery Co. plant in Warsaw following unpaid revenue and penalties totaling 67 000 dollars. Two carloads of four and one half per cent beer were taken to government storage in Quincy, Illinois.
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Springfield
Prohibition
Internal Revenue
Fopel & Gillett Brewery Co
Warsaw
Quincy
Publishers to Talk on Labor Situation at Chicago Meeting
The Inland Daily Press association opens in Chicago with a focus on labor conditions impacting middle west daily newspapers. C Marquis of Bloomington leads the labor committee. Advertising issues were set for later discussions with W F Ohde, Sidney Buchanan, and F R Starbuck among the slated speakers.
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Bloomington
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Manitowoc
Wis
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Sidney Buchanan
Superior
Telegram
F.R. Starbuck
Racine, Wis
Journal-News
Bryan to Report Arms Conference Dispatches in U P Newspapers
William Jennings Bryan will attend the limitation of arms conference in Washington as a reputter for the United Press. He will write daily signed stories of the meetings for United Press newspapers and arrive in Washington November 9 with dispatches appearing regularly thereafter.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Bryan
Bomb injures ambassador's valet in Paris package
A bomb exploded at the American ambassador Myron T. Herrick's Paris residence injuring the valet who opened the package. Herrick arrived seconds later as the room was wrecked. The blast sparked police action and a hunt for the sender amid threats against the American flag and protests over the Parmenter-Vanzetti cases.
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United States
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Bartolomeo Vanzetti
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Braintree
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Chicago
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Charles H. Markham
Illinois Central Railroad
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Absentminded Official Loses Cash Receipts to Bandits
James Peschke, secretary of a building and loan association, accidentally pockets $4,000 receipts after a meeting and locks the minutes in a strong box. Four automobile bandits stop him as he leaves, seize the box, and steal the minutes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James Peschke
UN Building and Loan Association
Railroad strike tensions push unions to strike
The Associated Press reports Warren S. Stone and other union leaders reacting to a plan for wage and rate reductions as railroad executives push for an open shop. Yardmasters urge staying at work. executives hint at using available manpower. lawmakers criticize strike as a tool against unions.
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Washington, D. C
Warren S. Stone
Engineers’ Union
A. E. Duncan
Atlantic City
Duncan
Rail unions set for confab as federal powers loom
Chicago and Washington reports outline day by day meetings of the railroad brotherhoods to decide on a planned Oct 30 strike. Officials seek wage cuts and freight rate relief with government backing to avert a work stoppage.
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Bergdoll Box Found as Police Trail Thieves
Washington Oct 19. A box containing Bergdoll investigation papers and private documents stolen from Representative Johnson Kentucky’s office Monday night was found on the fifth floor of the house office building. The box was broken open and buried under rubbish in a storage room. some private letters were untouched. Johnson said no slip of Bergdoll papers remained and police will fingerprint building staff and workers.
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Washington, D
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Beredoll
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Kentucky
House
Johnson
Speake Gillette
Washington
Highways and Weather Report for Iowa and Minnesota Towns
Drying weather over the past 24 hours favored highways across Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Mankato Mason City Marshall New Hampton Pontville and Waterloo Fair weather forecast for tonight and Thursday with generally good road conditions expected across the area.
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Markham Speaks at Twenty Fourth American Mining Congress
Chicago October 19 C H Markham president of the Illinois Central heads the list of speakers at today's session of the twenty fourth annual American Mining congress. His topic is The Problems of the Railroad. George Otis Smith director of the United States Geological Survey speaks on Some Methods for Increasing the Use of Silver. Other talks cover coal mining and momentum and several group conferences are scheduled.
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Chicago
C. H._Markham
Ilinois Central Railroad
American Mining Congress
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Singer
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